New episode of Hokie Hangover is live as we discuss the impact of Clemson transfer defensive tackle Jordan Williams and Texas A&M transfer quarterback Connor Blumrick. We also discuss the retirement of linebackers coach Tracy Claeys and the promotion of former All-ACC LB Jack Tyler to the role. We then discuss Virginia Tech basketball, which followed up a loss to Louisville with consecutive victories over Notre Dame and Duke.

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After an extended holiday hiatus, the boys are back in 2021 with much to discuss. First, they break down the revolving door that is the transfer portal, discussing the departures and additions, along with the impact they will have on the Hokies chances of bouncing back in 2021. They also examine all of the Hokies 2021 NFL Draft entries, breaking down individual draft stock and determining who may have jumped the gun by leaving school early. Lastly, they turn to the hardwood to talk about the Hokies chances as they head into the bulk of the ACC slate in year two of the Mike Young Era.

After rampant speculation regarding the employment status of head football coach Justin Fuente, Virginia Tech athletic director Whit Babcock made it official on Tuesday, electing to stick with his much-maligned coach. Fuente will lead the Tech football program in 2021. Was this the right decision?

Former Virginia Tech all-conference offensive lineman Dwight Vick joins the podcast once again to break it all down with us.

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How bad do the Hokies want this rivalry game? At 4-6, can Tech muster up enough consistency to take back the Commonwealth Cup in the regular season finale against UVA?

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Virginia Tech's game plan wasn't bad, but the execution was very bad - especially in the second half of the team's 45-10 loss to Clemson. Where do the Hokies go from here?

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It is a jam-packed, off-the-rails episode of the Hokie Hangover Podcast, as we recap Virginia Tech men's basketball victory over VMI, the athletic department making COVID cuts, and a discussion about how Virginia Tech can cover the spread as a 22-point underdog against War Machine Clemson.

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Thanksgiving weekend was good to Virginia Tech basketball, as the Hokies are ranked following a victory over a hastily scheduled game against #3 Villanova in Bubbleville. Meanwhile, on the football side, quarterback Quincy Patterson announced that he plans to transfer. We discuss what this means for the Virginia Tech football program moving forward.

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Hokie Basketball has returned, the boys examine what the expectation should be for Mike Young's squad in year two, talk about key transfers & big time freshman, as well as who needs to take the biggest jump from last year. All that plus our ACC picks (for football...which Andrew is dominating in)

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When things couldn't get worse, they got worse. Virginia Tech lost to Pittsburgh 47-14 for the most listless loss of 2020. What's next for the football program?

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The Virginia Tech Hokies, losers of three out of the last four games, travel up to Pittsburgh this Saturday to take on a meddling Panthers team at Heinz Field. The Hokies enter play as a 3.5-point favorite, and are looking to get back above .500 on the season? We discuss the path to victory for each team, and the level of importance that this game holds to Justin Fuente and his staff in Blacksburg.

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